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List of Potential Customers “(as defined in current website)”:
- CUSTOMERS, anyone Anyone interested in any aspect of the software development life cycle
- CUSTOMERS, software Software developersCUSTOMERS
- , web Web designers
- CUSTOMERS, project Project managers
- CUSTOMERS, support persons
- CUSTOMERS, quality people
- CUSTOMERS, agile people
- CUSTOMERS, scrum masters
- CUSTOMERS, product owners CUSTOMERS,
- Support professionals
- Quality assurance professionals
- Agile methodology professionals
- Scrum masters
- Product owners
- Those interested in learning about these and other roles
anyone interested in any aspect of the software development life cycle is welcome to attend
developers, web designers, project managers, support persons and those interested in learning about these and other roles are welcome
if you are not sure where you may fit in, we will help you to figure it out
Question 7: For what purposes beyond those listed here would someone join TSSG?
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- I am between jobs - will see if TSSG is doing something I want to do
- I am a software engineer - I want to learn new programming skills
- I am between jobs and want to take a break from my job search with hands-on development
- I am between jobs and want to demonstrate I am still active in roles
- I am between jobs and speaking energetically about what I am working on NOW is better for talking with new interviewers
- I am a UX designer between contracts and want to showcase my skills to a prospective employer
- I am interested in trying on hats I have not yet done in the workplace
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While we have you here - and if we have time...
Question A: What statements have you heard from TSSG alumni about how TSSG helped them?
examples:
"It was a variable in my interview. I was able to talk with high energy about the project I'm ACTIVELY working - more current than a project I closed six months ago"
"I researched and put together a comprehensive presentation on a technology I needed to know more about - then I presented it at the General Meeting and it was critiqued by all the teams. Great!"
"The work of looking for a new position is exhausting. TSSG helped me break-up the week and relieve stress by getting my hands on my keyboard and coding with others."
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